Central Otago Heritage Trust chairman David Ritchie has confirmed a possession stake in Clyde’s ancient Dunstan Hotel.
Speculation has been set up as to the website’s destiny plans. After it was introduced earlier this year, the pub came to be bought via proprietor Kevin Gallagher.
It was revealed Timeless Land Investments Ltd had purchased the antique pub from Mr. Gallagher.
The sale of the construction became finalized in advance this month.
Director Philippa Thomson, who also runs Cycle Surgery Rail Trail Ltd from Middlemarch, noted the possible involvement of other parties while contacted by using the Otago Daily Times last week but declined to say who.
However, Mr. Ritchie showed a possession stake within the site the previous day.
The building in Sunderland St is made of two separate titles, and Mr. Ritchie confirmed he had bought one of the sections.
“We sold one construction, which turned into the old accommodation construction.”
Mr. Ritchie stated the plan would be to “refresh” the existing lodging area.
Oliver’s Lodge and eating place complicated on the identical road is likewise owned by Mr. Ritchie.
The Dunstan Hotel, located in Clyde’s ancient precinct, turned into a built-in 1904 and included ten visitor rooms, a -bedroom flat, a restaurant, and a more extensive lawn.
Mr. Ritchie stated there had been advantageous comments to the proposed modifications.
“I recognize there may be a hobby available. There are quite a few individuals who are fantastic about the adjustments, and there are others who wish it stayed the manner it has become. That’s lifestyles.”
